Orpheum Theatre

Performances: Louis Reinhard's Orpheum Orchestra; Marlo and Aldo; The Village Choir; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in, "The Yellow Dragon," by George R. Deane.

Refinded Vaudeville. Performances: Louis Reinhard's Orchestra; Lavine and Leonard; T. W. Eckert and Emma Berg in, the operetta by W. W. Prosser, "The Land of Two Moons."

Refinded Vaudeville. Performances: Louis C. A. Reinhard's Orchestra; The Larsen Sisters; Cooper and Robinson; Jules and Ella Garrison in "An Ancient Roman"; Winona Winters.

Performances: Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Johnson and Wells; Mabelle Adams; Ed. F. Reynard; The Empire City Quartette.

Overture; Ollie Young and Brother; Rooney and Kent; Ferreros; Nella Bergen; James T. Powers and Company; The Orpheus Comedy Four; Josephine Cohan and Company; Fred Niblo; Keno, Welch and Melrose; American Vitagraph.

Overture; The Zingara Trio; Bailey and Austin; Lewis McCord and Company; George W. Munroe; Arthur Dunn and Marie Glazier; Abdul Kader and His Three Wives; Motoring; Stuart Barnes; Zeno, Jordan and Zeno; American Vitagraph.

Overture; Wills and Hassan; Golden Gate Quintette; William Gould and Valesca Suratt; Billy Van; Herrmann The Great; Willy Zimmerman; London Comedy Pantomime Company; Anna Laughlin; D'Alma's Dogs and Monkeys; American Vitagraph.

Overture; Willie Gardner; George W. Day; Watson, Hutching, Edwards and Co.; Fannie Rice; The Military Octette and the Girl with the Baton; R. A. Roberts; Williams and Walker; The Onlaw Trio; American Vitagraph.

Overture; Alburtus and Jessie Millar; James F. McDonald; Macy and Hall; Hawthorne and Burt; Max Sterling; The Five Romanos; The Nichols Sisters; The Patty Brothers; Louise Gunning; Cliffe Berzac's Circus; American Vitagraph.

Overture; Black and Jones; The Elite Musical Four; The Brothers Freydo; Fred Niblo; Josephine Cohan and Company; Horace Goldin; Charles F. Semon; Miss Lillian Russell; Howard's Comedy Ponies and Dogs; American Vitagraph.

Louis Reinhard's Orch.; Alfred Arnesen; Neff and Miller; Viola Gillette and Company in "Accidents Will Happen"; Gus Williams; The Fadettes of Boston; Gus Edwards' "School Boys and Girls"; Mr. Edwin Arden and Company; and others.

Louis Reinhard's Orchestra; The Three Roses; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry; Spissell Brothers and Mack; Harry Gilfoil; James J. Corbett and Company in "A Thief in the Night"; Tom Brown and Siren Nevarro; Dan Burke; and others.

Overture; Pratt's Dogs; Fred Ray and Company; Grace Field; Hoey and Lee; Ed. F. Reynard; Shean and Warren; Military Octette; Wotpert Trio; American Vitagraph.

The Orpheum Opera Company Present the Bostonians Comic Opera, "Robin Hood." Music by Reginald DeKoven. Book by Harry B. Smith. With Harold Blake, F. Stanton Heck, Karl Stall, Maurice Hageman, Ethel Houston et al.

Louis C. A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Sadi Alfarabi; The Rappo Sisters; Thompson's Elephants; Gus Williams; Thomas J. Ryan; Mary Richfield and Company; Princess Estelle de Broglie; Pat Rooney and Marion Rent; Harry Tate; and others.

Louis C. A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Paul Le Croix; The Olympia Quartette; Harry Linton and Anita Lawrence; R. G. Knowles; Mrs. Langtry; A. O. Duncan; The Eight Vassar Girls; Clarice Vance; The Renard Trio; American Vitagraph.

Overture; Pauline Cooke and May Clinton; Matt Keefe and Tony Pearl; Mrs. Langtry; Maude Raymond; The Cottrell-Powell Troupe; Thorne and Carleton; Kocian; Carlix and Otto; George B. Reno and Company; American Vitagraph.

Louis C. A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Daly's Dixie Serenaders; Almont and DuMont; Ward and Curran; The Meredith Sisters; Violet Black and Company; The Three Meers; Miss Vesta Victoria; Johnson and Harty; The Bounding Gordons.

Louis C. A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Mlle. Nadje; Billy Van; Emma Francis; Grace Hazard; The Thomas J. Ryan -- Richfield Company; Miss Lola Cotton; Miss Elsie Janis; Ernest Hogan; Wills and Hassan; American Vitagraph.

Overture; The Tom Jack Trio; Dale and O'Malley; Martinetti and Sylvester; Coram; Edward Connelly and Company; Kelly and Kent; Gertrude Hoffmann; Winsor McCay; Rosina Casselli's Midget Wonders; The American Vitagraph.

Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Kartelli; Peter Donald and Meta Carson; Horace Goldin and Jeanne Fransioli; R.G. Knowles; Joe Welch and Company; Binns, Binns and Binns; Thomas J. Ryan and Mary Richfield; Ethel Levey; and others.

Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Lieut. Robert Eldredge; Mayme Remington and Her Picks; O'Brien Havel; Jack Norworth; Richard Golden and Company; Big City Quartette; Cecilia Loftus; William Rock and Maude Fulton; and more.

Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; The Bessie Valdare Troupe; Jack Wilson and Company; Les Amatis; Julius Tannen; Fred Karno's Early Birds; Coram; Pat Rooney and Marion Bent; Eva Tanguay; La Gardenia; The American Vitagraph.

Orchestra under the direction of E. Thornell; John Le Clair; Will H. Fox; Fox and Ward; Lottie Gilson; Ward and Curran; Gus Williams; Mrs. Annie Yeamans; James and Bonnie Thornton; McIntyre and Heath.

Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; Olympic Trio; Mayme Remmington and Her Pickaninnies; Burns and Fulton; John E. Hazzard; John C. Rice and Sally Cohen; Big City Four; Miss Virginia Harned and Company; Bessie Wynne; and others.

Louis C.A. Reinhard's Orchestra; MacRae and Clegg; Cadets de Gascogne; Fred J. Ardath and Company; Lyons and Yosco; Joseph Santley; Rita Boland and Lou Holtz; and others.

Louis Reinhard's Orpheum Harmonists; Pathe News Pictorial; Helen Leach Wallin Trio; Young and Brown; Eva Taylor - Lawrence Grattan and Company; George White and Lucille Cavanagh; Sixteen Navassar Girls; and others.

Program for St. Leonard's Academy (138-140 South Fourth Street) commencement ceremony and list of graduates. All Star Vaudeville Entertainment at The Orpheum Theatre.

Louis Reinhard's Orpheum Harmonists; Milo & Blum; Brennan & Rule; Harrison & Dakin; Pistel & Johnson; Ethel Barrymore; "Topics of the Day"; "Aesop's Fables"; Mr. Hymack; Watson Sisters; Elsie La Bergere.

Louis Reinhard's Orpheum Theatre Orchestra; "Topics of the Day"; Al Striker; Rhodes and Watson; Miss Harriet Rempel and Co.; Fenton and Fields; Julian Eltinge; "Aesop's Fables"; Les Gellis; Irving Fisher; and more.

Louis Reinhard's Orpheum Harmonists; Marlo and Duffy; Six Military Dancers; Milton Pollock and Co. in "Speaking to Father"; Marie Nordstrom; Paul Armstrong Presents Catherine Calvert and Company of Seven; Van Hoven; Evelyn Nesbit; and more.